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far-shwai' -gha, to keep to one's self, 



to be retiring. 

 far-shicel' -la, to swell to excess. 

 far-sJncer'-ra, to vow. 

 far-shwin' -na, to disappear. 

 far-sich' -er-a, to secure, to insure, 



or to give indemnity. 

 far-sich' -er-iiig, \ security, insu- 

 far-sieh'-er-nng, J ranee. 

 far-sin' -dicli-a, to burden one's self 



by sinning. 

 far-sink' ka, to sink out of sight. 

 far-sof'-ner, a drunkard, a sot. 

 far-such' -a, to taste ; to tempt. 

 fart, off, away. 



fart' -dau-ra, to continue, to last. 

 far'Vl, a fourth ; a quarter of a 



dollar. 

 far-ise'-la, to relate, to narrate. 

 far-trau'-a, to confide, to trust. 

 f<ir-tsai'-a, to forgive. 

 far'-tse, fourteen. 

 far-tsa' -gha, to despair. 

 far-tsar'-na, to anger, or cause to 



be vexed or angry. 

 far-tse' -gha, to wait, to tarry. 

 far-tsc'-la, to relate, to narrate. 

 far-tse' -limg, a narration, a tale. 

 far-ur'-sacha, to cause. 

 far-wai'-la, to amuse one's self, to 



linger. 

 far-wa'-ra, to guard or protect ; to 



cherish with care. 

 far-war' -ka, to forfeit. 

 far-wart', delirious, confused. 

 far-icar'-ya, to strangle or to 



choke. 

 far-was', why, wherefore. 

 far-weks'-'la, to change, or mistake 



for one another ; to confuse. 

 far-wel'-ka, to wither, or shrivel. 

 far-we"'-7ia, to cause children to be- 

 come spoiled by indulgence ; 



to spoil. 

 far-we'-ra, to prevent or to hinder, 



to prohibit ; to protect. 



far-wc'-sa, to moulder, or become 



spoiled. 

 far-wes' -lich, that which is liable to 



moulder, or spoil. 

 far'-wich, colored, varied in color. 

 far-wik-la, to tangle, to confuse. 

 farwun'-da, to wound, to maim. 

 far-wun' ■7ier-a, to be astonished, or 



to wonder. 

 far-ya' -gha, to chase away, or to 



scatter, as game. 

 fas, cask, barrel. 

 fas'-sa, 1. to measure — into bags. 

 2. to hive bees ; to put bees into 



hives. 

 fa'-sa-nacht. Shrove Tuesday. 

 fasht, fast, secure. 

 fasht' -a-tsait. Lent ; lit., time of 



fasting. 

 fas'-nacht. Shrove Tuesday. 

 fas'-nacht-kuch-a,CLO\xg\\nViis. Cakes 



eaten on Shrove Tuesday. 

 fa'-ter, father. 

 /attZ, lazy ; decayed, rotten. 

 fau'-la, 1. to rot, to decay. 



2. to idle, to loaf. 

 fauV -halts' , diphtheria; sore throat. 

 fdul'-hed, laziness, idleness ; decay. 

 fau'-len-tsar, sluggard, idler, loafer. 

 fausht, fist. 

 fecJi'-ta, to fight. 

 fed, fat, grease. 

 fed'-ar-be^, fore leg. 

 fed'-ar-Jts, fore feet. 

 fed'-ar-kshdr, harness of leader of a 



team. 

 fed'-arsht, first, foremost. 

 fed' -ar-shunk' -ka, shoulder — of ba- 

 con : lit., fore ham. 

 fed'-er, feather, quill. 

 fed'-tich, fatty, greasy. 

 fed'-Vr-dek, feather bed. 

 fed'-t'r-fas-ing, bed-tick. 

 fed'-t'r-fi', poultry. 

 fed'-t'r-kai'-t'l, quill ; quill fit lor 



making a pen. 



